Swine Flu World Map
April 30th, 2009 sargel18Cool.
http://www.swinefluworldmap.com/
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Swine Flu Cases Spread Across U.S., Though Only One Death Confirmed
April 29th, 2009 sargel18http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,518426,00.html
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 
AP
April 29, 2009: Wearing a protective face mask, a woman and her child leave the emergency area of a hospital in Mexico City.
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April 29, 2009: Wearing a protective face mask, a woman and her child leave the emergency area of a hospital in Mexico City.
The swine flu outbreak continued to fan out across the United States on Wednesday, with confirmed cases now in 11 states and possible cases in several more — though American deaths haven’t become widespread despite the confirmation that a Mexican toddler who was visiting Texas with his family had died from the flu.
In California, dozens of Marines were confined after one came down with the disease. Some 100 schools were closed, and more might need to be shut down temporarily.
President Barack Obama pledged “great vigilance” in dealing with the situation as the total confirmed cases in the U.S. rose to nearly 100, with many more suspected.
The Geneva-based World Health Organization sounded its own ominous alarm, raising its alert level to one notch below a full-fledged global pandemic. Said WHO Director General Margaret Chan: “It really is all of humanity that is under threat during a pandemic.”
Dr. Richard Besser, acting chief of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said there were confirmed cases in 10 states, including 51 in New York, 16 in Texas and 14 in California. The CDC also counted scattered cases in Kansas, Massachusetts , Michigan, Arizona, Indiana, Nevada and Ohio.
State officials in Maine said laboratory tests had confirmed three cases in that state, not yet included in the CDC count.
Computer Scientists Work on Adding Smell to Games
April 29th, 2009 sargel18http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,518403,00.html
Professor Bob Stone loves the smell of napalm in the morning.
He’s less keen on raw sewage, burning vegetation and diesel exhaust, but at the click of a mouse any and all can be wafting through his office at Birmingham University.
It’s just one of the techniques the computer scientist is using to make video games more realistic. Stone is helping to develop technology likely to end up in home games consoles to create realistic “smell effects.”
Players will experience the odors of, say, the racetrack or the battlefield. His research also has a more immediate goal: to train future recruits to the British military.
Stone, a member of the university’s school of engineering, is being part-funded by the Ministry of Defense to build, as he puts it, “serious” games.
Jesus vs. Mohammed? Video Game Upsets Islamic Group
April 28th, 2009 sargel18What, I want it! Go JC !!!!
CAIRO — An influential Islamic group branded an online video game depicting religious figures fighting each other as offensive to Muslims and Christians and successfully demanded Tuesday that it be taken offline.
In the game “Faith Fighter,” caricatures of Jesus, the Prophet Muhammad, Buddha, God and the Hindu god Ganesh fight each other against a backdrop of burning buildings.
God attacks with bolts of lighting and pillars of fire while the turbaned Muhammad can summon a burning black meteorite.
The Saudi-based Organization of the Islamic Conference, which represents most Muslim nations, said it should be removed from the Internet.
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Last Weeks Post: The dark Man is Here!
April 27th, 2009 sargel18Last week as was putting up a story, I heard in my head from my Divine contacts “The Dark Man is here!”. This is from the 1994 movie “The Stand” by Stephen King where the world is wiped out by a super flu in 2 weeks.
That was April 17th (go back and check my blog), 8 days before they broke the news about the Swine Flu.
Sometime I never know at the time why they say certain things.
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